Danielle Diaz: Electric Industry Makes Way for New Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer of Alectra Inc.

Danielle Diaz appointed CFO and VP Alectra

March 15, 2023

Brian Bentz, President and CEO of Alectra Inc. has announced that Danielle Diaz has been appointed as Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, Alectra Inc. Ms. Diaz was appointed Interim CFO on October 24, 2022. Her new appointment is effective immediately. 

Danielle Diaz appointed CFO VP

About Danielle Diaz

Danielle has earned Chartered Accountant (CA) and Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designations, and currently holds the title of VP, Strategic Support, Treasury and Taxation at Alectra. She joined the utility in 2013, previously working in various strategic finance positions outside of the energy industry. 

“During her tenure with Alectra, Danielle has made significant contributions to the financial side of the business and has been a key member of our executive team,” said Mr. Bentz. “Danielle was a critical resource in supporting the Alectra merger. She has been instrumental in managing Alectra’s financial risk through the delivery of its risk management programs, and has diligently worked to advance the brand with bond holders.” 

To learn more about Alectra, visit alectra.com/about-us. 

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